Caps and Hats FAQ

1. Can I order branded caps with different embroidery positions?
Yes, most branded caps allow for flexible embroidery placement. Common options include the front panel, side panels, and even the back strap. This flexibility lets you align your branding with your overall campaign design. Some positions may incur extra setup costs, so it’s worth confirming at the quote stage.

2. What decoration methods are available for personalised caps?
Personalised caps can be decorated using embroidery, screen printing, or heat transfer, depending on the fabric and style. Embroidery offers a premium finish ideal for logos, while printing can be more suitable for larger, colourful designs. Sublimation printing may also be possible on polyester-based caps with light-coloured panels.

3. Can I mix and match colours in a custom cap order?
In many cases, custom caps can be ordered in mixed colours within the same order, especially when using stock designs. This is useful for campaigns needing colour variations without compromising branding. Each colour variant may require a minimum order quantity or a separate setup for printing or embroidery.

4. Do personalised beanie hats support full-wrap branding?
Most personalised beanie hats offer branding on the cuff or front area, but full-wrap or 360-degree branding is possible with custom knitting techniques or all-over print methods. These require longer lead times and typically involve custom production, making them best suited to larger orders and bespoke campaigns.

5. Are eco-friendly materials available for branded hats?
Yes, branded hats and caps are increasingly offered in eco-friendly options, including organic cotton, recycled polyester, or even RPET blends. These options are ideal for brands with a sustainability focus. Lead times may be longer and colour ranges more limited, but they align well with environmental CSR goals.

6. Can I add personalised names to each hat in my order?
Yes, personalised caps and custom beanies can include individual names or initials using embroidery or digital printing. This feature is popular for staff uniforms, sports teams, and event giveaways. Adding names typically involves additional setup and a per-item surcharge, so it's best discussed at the quotation stage.